Where are we going?
Plan your perfect trip, day by day.
City breaks · Hiking · Road trips
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See what a Trippad itinerary looks like
Itineraries built in Trippad. Open one to see how a plan comes together. Clone it to see the editor in action, move things around, and save it to your account.
How it works
From destination to day-by-day plan
Four steps, no account needed to start.
Pick a destination
A city, a trail, a coastline — search it and the trip is set up instantly.
Plan each day
Add activities with times, drag to reorder, and put transit between stops.
See it on the map
Every stop drops a pin. Timeline and map stay in sync while you edit.
Share one link
Friends open the full plan with the map — no signup, no app to install.
Your plan, anywhere
Why Trippad
Notes, chatbots, or a real planner
An honest comparison with the ways trips usually get planned.
| What you get | Trippad | Notes & spreadsheets | AI chatbots |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day-by-day timeline with times | Yes | Manual | Partial |
| Every stop on a live map, with a directions link | Yes | No | No |
| Transit between stops with travel time and directions | Yes | Manual | Partial |
| Share one link — viewers need no account | Yes | Partial | No |
| Reorder a day in seconds | Yes | Manual | No |
| Start planning without an account | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Free | Yes | Yes | Partial |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Yes — completely free. Create trips, plan days, and share links at no cost.
No. Start planning right away — your draft is saved in your browser. Create an account when you want your trips on every device; the draft moves over automatically.
City breaks, hikes, and road trips are all first-class. If it has a destination — a city, a trail, a national park — you can plan it day by day.
Yes. Choose "Just planning" when you create a trip and set a number of days instead of dates. Day 1, Day 2… work exactly like dated days.
Turn on sharing and your trip gets one short link, like trippad.app/t/paris-france. Anyone can open the full plan and map without an account, and you can switch the link off anytime.
Add a transit leg between two stops — walking, driving, bus or train — with its travel time, so the day stays realistic. Tapping a stop opens directions in Google Maps.
Yes — Trippad is a responsive web app, so it works in any mobile browser with nothing to install. A native app isn't available yet.
Your turn
Ready when you are
Type a destination and start planning — the first plan takes about a minute.